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Chris Bucholz

Chris Bucholz is a Cracked columnist and your favorite comedy writer. He first rose to prominence in 1984 when he was pulled on stage to dance during a Bruce Springsteen music video. He has since done many other things.

6 Terrible Names People Are Trying to Give This Decade

There are a little less than three weeks left in this decade, the so far awesomest decade of the 21st century. But bizarrely, no one seems to have settled on a name for it yet. A handful of contenders have vied for the honor, all of which, I can calmly state, are 10 times worse than a turd burrito.

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Undercover as a Twilight Fan At 'New Moon' Opening Night

I am not a closet Twilight fan, nor a hardcore vampire movie junkie, nor even a simple moron. Rest assured, I was there entirely unwillingly, sent on an assignment to observe the burgeoning Twilight culture in it\'s rawest element: outside a suburban movie theater.

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Why We Should Be Terrified of the 2012 Apocalypse

Apocalyptic warnings have always been attractive to a certain type of person--ones without jobs primarily--and now that a lot more people are underemployed, excitement is building about a world where calamity has wiped our debts clean, along with our neighborhoods and neighbors.

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11 Cracked Lifehacking Tips

Lifehacking has been one of about three hundred rages that’s swept over the Internet in recent years, but as it had nothing to do with adorable animals or fecalphilia, it\’s likely the average Cracked reader has overlooked it. Well, now\'s the time to raise your sights you abominations, and check this out.

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Why Office Pranks Suck When You're a NASA Employee

This past week, while examining a section of sky near Gemini for the rest of an anecdote about an alien farmer\’s daughter, I came across an anomalous signal. Fairly quickly I determined it to be human in origin and, as it was unencrypted, I was able to reassemble its meaning without too much difficulty. The signal I was receiving was the journal o

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Why We Should All Be Scared Now That Facebook Has Gaydar

Once activated the software would comb my list of friends, their lists of friends and so on, computing a list of attributes that all my accidental friends possessed. If I had a significant number of friends with a given attribute, the algorithm would then output that I myself have the same attribute.

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